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Summary
| Description | English: Award of the Bronze Star Medal with V Device awarded to then Major General David H. Petraeus for actions in combat leading the 101st Airborne (Air Assault) Division during Iraqi Freedom, awarded May 2003. |
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| Source | Owner provided |
| Author | US Government |
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